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Malaysia's production of crude palm oil increases 9.82% m/m in May.

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Malaysia's production of crude palm oil increases 9.82% m/m in May. According to news agency Bernama , Malaysia's production of crude palm oil (CPO) increased by 9.82% m/m to 1.46mn MT in May 2008. CPO stocks declined by 0.62% m/m to 938,884 MT during the month but stocks of processed palm oil increased by 15.31% m/m to 974,476 MT. Palm oil exports declined by 5.47% m/m to 1.19mn MT, while imports declined by 72.02% m/m to 22,321 MT.

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Malaysia's production of crude palm oil increases 9.82% m/m in May.

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